Look, I get the appeal of wanting more art from artists we've lost. I really do. But using AI to finish their work crosses a pretty clear line for me. The practical consequence here is that it fundamentally changes what "finished" even means. If studios can just plug a dead artist's style into an algorithm and churn out content, suddenly no artist's body of work is ever truly complete. That puts pressure on living artists too - why wait for them to finish something when AI can do it faster? It turns art into an assembly line. And honestly, it feels disrespectful to the artist's own intentions. They stopped working for a reason, whether that was death or just choosing to leave something unfinished. We're not honoring them by pretending they kept working.

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